December 6, 2011 / Front Page

BRUNSWICK M ichael Finch and Rachel Park of Mid- Coast Shoe Repair at Fort Andross in Brunswick — formerly known as ShuRenu — dove into the cobbling trade in February when Park’s parents bought the busi More...

BRUNSWICK Two separate crashes Sunday along Interstate 295 in Brunswick and Freeport caused occupants of involved vehicles to be taken by ambulance to Parkview Adventist Medical Center. The two incidents happened within an hour of each o More...

Reward offered for info on jail escapee SANFORD (AP) — The U.S. Marshals Service is offering a $500 reward for information leading to the location and arrest of a New Hampshire jail escapee who may be in Maine. More...

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — A suicide bomber struck a crowd of Shiite worshippers at a mosque in Kabul today, killing at least 54 people in the deadliest of two attacks on a Shiite holy day — the first major sectarian assaults since the fal More...

BANGOR (AP) — A federal judge on Monday promised a ruling within two days on Occupy Augusta’s request for a court order allowing the activists to remain in a park near the Maine State House without a permit. More...

BRUNSWICK A land sale that would put former Navy housing units on the market in Brunswick and Topsham is one step away from completion after the Brunswick Town Council voted Monday night to support the housing disposition plan’s goals.&n More...

BRUNSWICK Longtime Brunswick Police Detective Inez Dudley, who retired from the force in 2006 to work for the Maine State Police Computer Crimes Unit, has rejoined the department as a communications dispatcher. More...

BRUNSWICK It is winter sports time at Brunswick High School, with the Dragon boys and girls basketball squads set to open their Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference slates this week, while Mike Routhier’s boys hockey squad looks to return More...